What is causing the panic in Washington D.C. and how are opponents responding to Trump's executive authority?

According to Alina Habba, the panic in Washington D.C. stems from the same pattern that has persisted for three and a half years - opposition forces feeling threatened by Trump's administration. She characterizes this as a coordinated effort by critics who are desperately seeking ways to obstruct the executive branch. Habba argues that opponents are strategically turning to what she calls "radical left judges" who are motivated by personal ambition and seeking to make names for themselves. These judicial figures are allegedly being used as tools to prevent the executive branch from implementing its mandated policies and fulfilling its constitutional duties. The underlying issue, according to this perspective, represents a broader struggle over executive authority and the separation of powers in American governance.